PHOTOGRAPH, b&w, collection of 10 photos in cellophane packet, Perth and Albany c 1915-1924
[.1] PHOTOGRAPH, b&w,’Lennie’ Ellen Hassell with cat ‘Bonnie’ on left and Honoria Ethel Hassell with cat ‘Johnson’ on right, c 1915, Albany, written on back, ‘Lennie +/Bonnie Honor and/Johnson/1915
[.2] PHOTOGRAPH, b&w, four women in garden, Albany?, written on back, ‘pink hollyhocks/Nola?/Mrs Jones/Lennie’.
[.3] PHOTOGRAPH, b&w, Honoria Ethel Hassell sitting on plank over creek, feet in water, written on back, ‘Piesse Gully’ in the hills, WA
[.4] PHOTOGRAPH, b&w, Two men and three women outside large house with water tank, Albany? Kalamunda?
[.5] PHOTOGRAPH, b&w, Pat and Mrs Loring on large rock overlooking water pool, grass trees and eucalypts. Written on back, ‘The water supply at Lorings/Pat and Mrs L. on the rock’.
[.6] PHOTOGRAPH, b&w, view from inside Grotto looking out to Swan River, Perth, written on back, ‘A peep of the river/from the grotto’.
[.7] PHOTOGRAPH, b&w, bridge over stream in Queen’s gardens, Perth, written on back, ‘Queen’s gardens’.
[.8] PHOTOGRAPH, b&w, garden view, pond in foreground and house in background.
[.9] PHOTOGRAPH, b&w, three women with parasols, two standing, one sitting beside lily pond, ‘Hillside’ Albany, written on back, ‘Lily Pond/Hillside/The famous one!’.
[.10] PHOTOGRAPH, b&w, Ethel Patricia Anderson in garden at Hillside Albany, 27 Aug 1924, written on back, ‘Patsy/taken two days/before she left for/Kalamunda/August 27, 1924/”Hillside”/Albany.
[.11] ENVELOPE, cellophane
Department:
History DepartmentCollection
History Collection
Collection Item Data
| Accession Number: | H2013.550.1-11 |
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| Accession Date: | 5 Jun 2015 |
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| Acquisition Year: | 2013 |
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| Credit: | Honoria Hassell Anderson and Patricia Anderson Wright Collection |
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